On January 21, 1946, Henrietta Neuhaus Feldmann and Henry Feldmann leave their wedding reception in Hopkinton, United States. The bride, in a long white gown and veil, is joyfully lifted by her groom, who is attired in a suit and hat, with a house and porch visible in the background.
In 1930, Henrietta Yarrington poses in a dark dress with her seven sons, who wear suits and face away from the camera. The background features bare trees and a blurred landscape, suggesting a rural setting in La Porte City, United States. Only Albert Yarrington is identified, with the others remaining unnamed.
This photograph from 1942 features two women, Henrietta and Delores Neuhaus, smiling closely together in a casual indoor setting in Cedar Falls, United States. One woman is wearing glasses, highlighting a moment of friendship and joy against a decorative background.
This 1907 photograph from Mason City captures a group of men surrounding large farming machinery, indicative of early 20th-century agricultural practices. Horses and additional equipment are visible, emphasizing the rural context and the significance of mechanization in farming during that era.
In 1959, at a farm in Edgewood, United States, Henry Feldman is seen lifting Jerry Feldman in a bucket while Alan Feldmann stands beside them. A dog accompanies them, creating a warm family scene amidst white wooden structures typical of farm settings.
In 1928, Henry Willemsen is seen in Monroe, United States, standing beside a team of four horses hitched to a plow. The scene captures him working the land, surrounded by rows of crops and trees beneath a clear sky, illustrating traditional farming practices of the era.
In Boone, United States, 1925, Henry Willemsen is pictured holding their large family dog, Shep, in a rural setting characterized by grassy areas and farm buildings in the background, indicative of country life.
This 1928 photograph captures Henry and Jennie Willemsen standing together outdoors in Monroe, United States. The man, sporting a hat and light-colored attire, stands beside the woman, who is elegantly dressed in a patterned dress adorned with a bow and white socks, suggesting a pastoral farm setting.
In 1934, Henry and Johanna Willemsen pose together on their farm in Monroe, United States. The couple is captured in a grassy area, with Henry in a light shirt, suspenders, and loose trousers, while Johanna wears a polka-dotted dress. Trees provide a natural backdrop, reflecting a rural lifestyle of the time.
This image from 1944 depicts Herbert Slack standing next to a military uniform exhibited on a hanger. He is dressed in a light-colored shirt and trousers, with a textured wall of a building visible in the background, set in Tripoli, United States.
The image shows Herman Brase, a soldier in the US Army, seated on a wooden chair, captured in 1918 in Garner, United States. He wears an early 20th-century military uniform and has a neutral expression, with a softly blurred background, hinting at a moment of quiet reflection during his service in World War I.
This photo from 1950 features Herman and Clara Brase standing together in a garden in Frederika, United States. Clara is dressed in a floral dress, while Herman wears overalls. The setting includes trees and a house, suggesting a domestic scene typical of rural life in mid-20th century America.